Holiday Visitors Return Home for Christmas
An array of local residents and relatives travel for holidays and return to their respective towns. Arnioir Hillstrom rests with East Congress family. Mrs H J Norton returns to Cleveland with relatives. Mrs Mary Viking Sears visits Meadville and returns to her parents. Glenn Spencer resumes work in Meadville. Betty Roach Coletta Burkehardt and Frances Klinger visit Edinboro State Teachers College students home for holidays. Miss Mary O’Hare of Altoona arrives Saturday. Rev Guyon Gobling travels from Watkins Glen for family mourning. Many others plan visits, with several students from Maryville College and Wilson College returning home for vacation. Norman Newton from New York to spend two weeks with family. Miss Bernice Olils from Wilson College visits Harrisburg family. Mrs W W White from Panama Canal Zone travels to Erie, then home with daughter Mary Jean at Villa Marie College.
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Arnioir Hillstrom
D. A. Hillstrom
East Congress Street
H. J. Norton
Walter Sweet
Cleveland
Mary Viking Sears
Meadville
Gid
G. L. Sears
East South
Glenn Spencer
Itimer Shuss
Warren
Mabel Berry
Buffalo
Harold K. Powell
Harold
Jett
Hooversville
Betty Roach
Coletta Burkehardt
Frances Klinger
Eleanora Storer
Edinboro State ‘Teachers College
Mary O'Hare
Aleton
Emilie Bury
RS. Burt
East Pred Crielt
Custo
Maryville
Meni
Maryville College
Guyon Gobling
Watkins Glen
Sarah M. Olds
Bernard Burkett
Penn State College
Sane College
E. Wayne Street
Anna Wilens
Akroy
Merrill Wilcox
Dayaherty
M. Edward’ Moore
Hs. Morgan
Holland
Evie
Guy Butlers
Washington, Pa
Washington-Tetterson College
Marie Wranigan
Harris~ Bars
Dunavan and
Werrick
Titusville
W. W. White
Balboa
Panama Canal Zone
Erie
Mary Jean
Stuent
Villa Marie College
BJ. Roach
Blefinstoning
Buroh
Gordon
Norman Newton
New York City
Jessie K. Newton
Bernice Olils
Chembersburg
Wilson College
M. A. Olds
East
Smith Alreet
Two bandits slugbed jeweler in downtown Pittsburgh heist
Two young attackers slugged a Pittsburgh jeweler and grabbed several thousand dollars in watches and rings before fleeing into holiday shoppers downtown. Police seek suspects and review surveillance for leads.
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Pittsburgh
Teachers to Spend Holiday at Homes
City schools close for Christmas and New Year, reopening Monday January 6. Many teachers will stay home, while others visit relatives out of town. Several teachers plan weekend trips to various out of town places including Lip Yanation district, Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Meadville, Harrisburg, and Albany.
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W. W. Myers
Atlanta
Guz Russell Byle
Wilmington
Beltboro
Pis
Gladys Price
Pittsburgh
May MteGorni
Erie Labor Union Seeks Funds For WPA Projects
Erie labor group urges water board to approve a $476,000 loan to back about $2,720,000 in WPA projects. The union argues this funding would create jobs for hundreds and relieve the city’s unemployment crisis.
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Erie Labor Union
Water Board
Evie— Water Board
Erie
Dey
Fore Central Labor Union
Ene
Erle
Anton
Wipter Boar
Baltimore with Chic Ball touch Company seeks Bennoxette Wis station
The Baltimore with Chic Ball touch Company applied for permission to abandon and convert its Bennoxette Wisconsin freight and passenger station and requested action from the railroad and non-agency freight and passenger services commission in Harrisburg.
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Pittsburgh
Baltimore With
Chic Ball Touch Company
Bennoxette
Dik County
Wis
Pussbfle Service Commission
Harrisburg
ISTOCK MARKET TURNS HIGHER
New York December 20 The stock market turned higher today though utilities lagged after heavy trading. Closing prices included American Can American Locomotive American Smeltters American T&T Anaconda Bethlehem Steel Aviation Wright Westinghouse Electric Woolworth N Y Arkansas Gas Associated Gas & Electric Cities Service McCord Radio Lone Star Gas Westinghouse Public Service and others.
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United Krese
New York
Biakeel
American T&t
Atlantic
Bethlehem Steel Aviation Wright
N.Y
Injunction Against Guffey Coal Measure Granted
A temporary injunction was issued in Pittsburgh restraining the federal government from collecting the 15 percent tax imposed on coal operators by the Guffey Coal bill. The action suspends tax collection while the measure faces judicial review.
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Guffey
Vniea Press
Pittsburgh
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